Bordentown girl creates Pennies for Pets nonprofit to help animals
Sienna Filippine created Pennies for Pets, a nonprofit that supports animals in shelters and raises funds for oxygen masks and microchips for animals.
Robbinsville’s resource officers are ready for the school year
Three school resource officers — Ed Vincent, Melyssa Alonso and Det. Kevin Colgan — will patrol the halls of Robbinsville schools this year.
How The Trenton Literacy Movement is changing the city’s future
The Trenton Literacy Movement has the support of political and school leaders, and its success is already measurable.
DJs mixing and matching sounds at Mill Hill Basement
At the Mill Hill Basement — a music venue under the Mill Hill Saloon on South Broad Street — the room is small but the vibes are big.
New owner for Foxmoor Shopping Center gives Robbinsville Township optimism
Through an online auction on Aug. 1, Penmark Management Company Inc. purchased Robbinsville Shopping Center for $7.5 million.
PHOTOS: Lawrence residents celebrate summer in Weeden Park
Lawrence residents gathered at Weeden Park on Aug. 9, 2018 to hear music from Kindred Spirit and grab some food from The Gingered Peach.
Residents mark the 200th anniversary of Windsor village
At the crossroads of Church Street and North and South Main Street lies the small village of Windsor, celebrating the 200th anniversary of its founding this year.
Pennington-based OncoSec hopes to make immunotherapy a better treatment option
Immunotherapy for cancer is one of the hottest fields of research among the biotech companies of the Route 1 corridor, and Pennington-based OncoSec hopes is hot on cancer's trail.
For Ewing Special Olympics coach, it’s not about winning
For Special Olympics coach Megan Lipski, the scoreboard doesn’t tell you the whole story.
Friends turn their fantasy sports fascination into a job
A group of Hopewell Valley Central High School grad launched their website, ffootballlive.com, last January, turning their love of fantasy sports into a job.